Di Montranzo; or the novice of Corpus domini, 2 tomas |
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52 psl.
... Tis true , solitude nor religion can efface your dear image from my heart ; ' tis true , violence , treachery , tore me from your arms , severed me from the world , clothed me in these hated garments of regret and misery : but yet ...
... Tis true , solitude nor religion can efface your dear image from my heart ; ' tis true , violence , treachery , tore me from your arms , severed me from the world , clothed me in these hated garments of regret and misery : but yet ...
69 psl.
... Tis true she had drooped , she had desponded , for the loss of her child ; but nature had given her fortitude , religion had given her resignation . Alas ! I but recite the inferences of my own mind ; for the mystery of her fate is ...
... Tis true she had drooped , she had desponded , for the loss of her child ; but nature had given her fortitude , religion had given her resignation . Alas ! I but recite the inferences of my own mind ; for the mystery of her fate is ...
84 psl.
... Tis true , the quiet of my domestic establishment is bro- ken ; but whether the sounds are , or are not supernatural , remain to be proved . I could wish the idle conjectures of supersti tion to be more limited , or , at least , con ...
... Tis true , the quiet of my domestic establishment is bro- ken ; but whether the sounds are , or are not supernatural , remain to be proved . I could wish the idle conjectures of supersti tion to be more limited , or , at least , con ...
87 psl.
... tis there that temptation loses the power to harm ' ; ' tis there that the mind engenders nought but purity . " " Is ... True ; but circumstances , father . " " The " The Virgin forbid , " pursued the con- fessor DI MONTRANZO . 87.
... tis there that temptation loses the power to harm ' ; ' tis there that the mind engenders nought but purity . " " Is ... True ; but circumstances , father . " " The " The Virgin forbid , " pursued the con- fessor DI MONTRANZO . 87.
91 psl.
... Tis true , misfortune has embittered my peace ; ' tis true , I am widowed , isolated , forlorn ; but inclination points not to the cowl : in solitude I would dwell , but not in a clois- ter . While Adelheida reigns triumphant in my soul ...
... Tis true , misfortune has embittered my peace ; ' tis true , I am widowed , isolated , forlorn ; but inclination points not to the cowl : in solitude I would dwell , but not in a clois- ter . While Adelheida reigns triumphant in my soul ...
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Abdiel Adelheida Adriatic anguish arms articulated banished beauty beheld Benevento blessed bliss blushing bosom breathed Camaldoli Castle cheek choly Cleanthe compassion Corpus Domini dare death demnation despair despondency Di Montranzo Di Rinaldini Duca eagerly ejaculated Eugenio Eusebia exclaimed eyes faltered fancy fate Father Brazilio fear feelings Fossombrone friendship gazed gloomy grim hand happiness heard heart Heaven Hemelfride holy hope hour interrupted Isidore Lady Abbess Linch Linchtenstein linger lippina lips lover Marchese marriage melan memory ment mercy misanthropy misery monk Montranzo murmured naldini nature ness never pang passion paused peace Philippina picture pilgrim pity poor pursued rejoined Vannina religion returned Rinaldini saints scene sigh Signor sister smile sorrow soul spirit stranger surely sweet tale tears tender thought tion tis true trembling twas veil Venice villa Virgin virtue wander whispered wish wretched yield youth
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1 psl. - Whose blood and judgment are so well commingled That they are not a pipe for fortune's finger To sound what stop she please. Give me that man That is not passion's slave, and I will wear him In my heart's core, ay, in my heart of heart, As I do thee.
206 psl. - Ah me! for aught that ever I could read. Could ever hear by tale or history, The course of true love never did run smooth: But, either it was different in blood; Her.
104 psl. - A wretch forlorn," she cried ; Whose feet unhallow'd thus intrude Where Heaven and you reside. " But let a maid thy pity share, Whom love has taught to stray : Who seeks for rest, but finds despair Companion of her way.
37 psl. - nature will revolt, when persecution wrings the heart; and even a parent's rights lose their instinctive powers, when tyranny takes place of reason and affection
166 psl. - For something still there lies In Heav'n's dark volume, which I read through mists.